Ed and Edouard linked to directors in 1940 41 year end
Fragmentary notes show Ed and Egon tied to directors with a date and plan likely connected to a year 1940 41 review. Names appear as fragments and lack full context or positions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary notes show Ed and Egon tied to directors with a date and plan likely connected to a year 1940 41 review. Names appear as fragments and lack full context or positions.
Fragmentary notes indicate local authorities answered questions at a meeting about taxes and terms. The readable parts mention education session topics and city involvement, with unclear details about the exact acts or dates.
Carmella Marie Tucci and Douglas Netf Pless announce their engagement. Bride-elect is the daughter of Anthony Tucci Sr. and Mrs Tucci of 240 West Congress Street. Groom-to-be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ploss of 1241 White Street. Tucci is a Corry Area High School graduate and works in the G C Murphy Co office. Pless attended Corry schools and served four years in the U S Navy. No wedding date has been set.
Mr and Mrs Veo Kimmy of Bennett Road Erie announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Verla Dawn to Allison Lee Applebee son of Mr and Mrs John Applebee of Clymer RD1 The bride elect attends Wattsburg High School and plans a June wedding on the farm of the Applebee family in Clymer RD1
Concord Market Day, annual project of the Concord School Parent Teacher Association, will be held tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 at the school. Tables in each room offer baked goods candy fancy work and grab bags. Hot dogs coffee and soft drinks will be sold downstairs. Mrs Crawford Sallee is general chairman.
State Girl Scout Week March 6 through 12 marks the 48th anniversary of the Girl Scouts of America. The week designates seven service days from Sunday to Duty Day highlighting Homemaking Citizenship Health and Safety International Friendship Arts and Crafts and Duty Day. The Girl Scout Birthday falls on March 12 commemorating the Savannah Ga origin of Juliette Low and contributions to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund for Our Chalet gatherings in Switzerland. Older girls may prepare for the trip by earning badges in International Friendship Community Life and Outdoors.
A daughter was born Saturday evening at 41 Cony Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Warren McChesney of 252 Mead avenue.
The February through March society notes describe the Northern Ohio Opera Association spring festival in Cleveland. DAR card parties. PTA and school events with 250 attendees. a wedding at Bear Lake. bowling and billiards gatherings. college women hosting a DAR event. a Basketball Queen coronation. various birthday and shower parties. Kiwanis and YMGA activities. Westminster Choir concert attendance. and missionary reports from Brazil, with multiple residents and towns named in attendance and organization affiliations.
The Columbus Blue and Gold Banquet honored Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts with a 50th anniversary theme. About 130 attendees enjoyed ham dinner, centerpieces by the boys, and presentations by P Lowe Edwards and Richard Bauer. John Hornick spoke on safety. new Cubs received Bobcat pins and 1960 membership cards were issued.
Paris designers release the first 1960 spring fashion photos. Dior Ricci Heim Bullmann Lanvin Castille and others showcase varied silhouettes, waistlines, and colors. Sleeveless dresses, shallow necklines, and hazy silk pastels lead a spectrum including white, pink, blue, yellow, green, navy, and black.
Miss Nolen Ruth Henderson, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Henderson of Volurit Pennsylvania, wed Arnold Blaine Crosby of Spartansburg in a February 24 home ceremony. The bride wore pink net with pink and white accessories and carried a white Bible. Best man was Robert Dewell. reception at the Crosby home followed. The couple planned to reside at 280 West Frederick Street after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. A pre-wedding shower honored the couple, hosted by Miss Wilda Brooks and Mrs. Harold Skinner.
On Route 170 near Chau Institute two vehicles collided head on Saturday. The bus owned by Chautauqua Transit Inc. Jamestown was driven by Walter Watt of Mayville. Car driver James L. Baird 23 Verona Pa had no headlights. Five people were hospitalized including Baird and his wife Beverly 24 with serious injuries. Bus passenger Pauline Stowell 9 Westfield suffered chest injuries and head trauma. Watt and Ivy Panker 45 Mayville were treated for minor injuries. two others refused hospital care.
The article critiques a fashion showcase where no collection seems revolutionary. Designers present traditional silhouettes like small-waisted, pleated-princess forms, with Ricel and Saint Laurent cited. Yet Crahay’s interpretations introduce subtle freshness to familiar themes.
AP reviews Sunday television noting a dull American Way segment on higher teacher salaries and a meandering plot about a town budget clash. Despite solid Olympics coverage, the broadcast feels overlong with scattered soapbox scenes and uneven drama. CBS offered live ski jumps, Gleason amid Kate Smith, a new Home Run Derby game show, Crosby family specials, and Paris fashion highlights.
Rev and Mrs C C Akam formerly of Corry operate Mid Meadows a one acre farm near Mayville NY as a temporary home for eight teenagers whose parents are missionaries overseas The arrangement lasts five years to allow the youths to finish high school in the United States while the Akams four children help manage duties from milking cows to schooling The Akams rely on support from the parents of the eight teens as they balance chores school and family life through their unusual five year project.
New York AP six Protestant church leaders refused to appear before Rep Francis E B Walter D Pa i and his House Committee on Un American Activities to discuss alleged Communist infiltration in churches The leaders said the committee was not the proper forum for such charges and offered to testify before other congressional panels on matters posing a threat to the First Amendment The church heads later urged an apology and retraction of the accusation while noting willingness to discuss issues with other committees The story also notes church membership near 18 million and a stray line about Central American Honduras from 1821.
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